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Responding to the alleged rape of two minor girls, Goa&nbsp;Chief Minister Pramod Sawant told the state Assembly on Wednesday that the parents of teenagers need to introspect as to why their wards hang out on the beaches after nightfall.
Sawant was responding to accusations levelled by the Opposition MLAs, who had alleged a breakdown in the law and order situation in Goa after two minor girls were allegedly raped at the popular Colva beach in South Goa on the night of July 24.
The Chief Minister said that ten&nbsp;children went for a party on the beach and out of the 10, six returned home. He said when a 14-year old girl spends the night on the beach, the parents too have to introspect, they too should be taking care.He said just because children are not listening to their parents, the government cannot leave all the responsibility to the police.
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Goa CM on 'rape' of two girls on beach: parents must introspect why children go to beaches at night

Responding to the alleged rape of two minor girls, Goa&nbsp;Chief Minister Pramod Sawant told the state Assembly on Wednesday that the parents of teenagers need to introspect as to why their wards hang out on the beaches after nightfall.

Sawant was responding to accusations by the Opposition, which alleged a breakdown in the law and order situation in Goa after two minor girls were allegedly raped at Colva beach.

Responding to the alleged rape of two minor girls, Goa&nbsp;Chief Minister Pramod Sawant told the state Assembly on Wednesday that the parents of teenagers need to introspect as to why their wards hang out on the beaches after nightfall.
Sawant was responding to accusations levelled by the Opposition MLAs, who had alleged a breakdown in the law and order situation in Goa after two minor girls were allegedly raped at the popular Colva beach in South Goa on the night of July 24.
The Chief Minister said that ten&nbsp;children went for a party on the beach and out of the 10, six returned home. He said when a 14-year old girl spends the night on the beach, the parents too have to introspect, they too should be taking care. He said just because children are not listening to their parents, the government cannot leave all the responsibility to the police.
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The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that any persons employed with the central or state governments could not be appointed as election commissioners anywhere in&nbsp;the country. The ruling aims at ensuring independence of the election commissions. &ldquo;Entrusting additional charge of state election commissioner to a government official is a mockery of the Constitution,&rdquo; the top court stated. The judgment came as the court censured the Goa government for appointing its law secretary as the state election commissioner for conducting municipal council elections.

Govt employees can’t be election commissioners, rules Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has ruled that any person employed with the central or state governments could not be appointed as election commissioners anywhere in&nbsp;the country

Govt employees can’t be election commissioners, rules SC

The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that any persons employed with the central or state governments could not be appointed as election commissioners anywhere in&nbsp;the country. The ruling aims at ensuring independence of the election commissions. &ldquo;Entrusting additional charge of state election commissioner to a government official is a mockery of the Constitution,&rdquo; the top court stated. The judgment came as the court censured the Goa government for appointing its law secretary as the state election commissioner for conducting municipal council elections.

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